expiredJaggsta posted Jul 02, 2024 10:50 PM
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expiredJaggsta posted Jul 02, 2024 10:50 PM
128GB moto g stylus 5G Smartphone (2024, Caramel Latte) + 1-Month Prepaid Service
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last update made it much more sluggish and prone to microfreezing and some apps stop responding to touch correctly.
last update made it much more sluggish and prone to microfreezing and some apps stop responding to touch correctly.
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Nowadays there's LTE and 5G, and some of the 5G bands are the same exact frequencies as their LTE counterparts, while other's, like ATT 5G+/Verizon's 5GUW are using new frequencies up in the 3.7Ghz range for C-Band 5G.
The spreadsheet I linked makes it pretty easy to see what bands are being used by what carrier and in what capacity, although it's not a nationwide thing.https://docs.google.com/document/...VYLuzg/pub
Any MVNO that used Verizon as the carrier has a white list of IMEI's due to Verizon being Verizon, and if your phone's IMEI isn't on that whitelist, then you won't be getting service with them with that phone, however, you can try using a generated IMEI and then putting the pSIM in your OP8 and see if they crack down on your or not sometime in the future.
Boost doesn't used Verizon at all, they use Att and Tmo, and which pSIM/carrier you get from them varies by a lot of different factors that you'd have to research on reddit if you wanted one att vs tmo, etc. Plus they have their own network (Dish), but getting a Rainbow pSIM is really hard since they're only issues with devices that support all of Dish's 5G bands, of which, there aren't very many currently. Plus they're going bankrupt later this year.
Some phones do not :-(
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Account must be active: If your account is in "suspended" status one-year post initial activation, your Prepaid Device will not be eligible for unlocking until it is out of "suspended" status.
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Seems like it indicates we just have to have the account active 1 year later to unlock? Could we initially pay for 1 month to unlock, then reactivate a year later for 1 more month just to unlock it to avoid paying for 12 months of service? Any thoughts on this working?
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